The Omar/Ander/Alexis short story series was bittersweet, emotional, moving, & beautiful. However, the show decided to take a completely different approach to this story - which was a nice switch after such a heavy story.
Viewers get to see Guzmán, Rebe, & Caye like we've never seen them before. Rebe has been a great comic relief in the show since season 2, but it was nice to see Guzmán having some fun and to see a humorous side of him given all that he's been through over the past couple seasons.
The story also offers some fun suspense as - once again - Rebe's mother is up to no good. But the biggest and most welcome surprise was some really nice character development for Caye. We really get to see her open up (thanks to some unintentionally-consumed shrooms) and it adds some layers to her personality and flaws. I never really cared for Caye up until this point and this series was the turning point when I started to like her.
I loved every minute of these mini-episodes. The actors do so well with the comedic timing, and the plot and situation are fun. You'll definitely spend pretty much the entire time laughing.
Viewers get to see Guzmán, Rebe, & Caye like we've never seen them before. Rebe has been a great comic relief in the show since season 2, but it was nice to see Guzmán having some fun and to see a humorous side of him given all that he's been through over the past couple seasons.
The story also offers some fun suspense as - once again - Rebe's mother is up to no good. But the biggest and most welcome surprise was some really nice character development for Caye. We really get to see her open up (thanks to some unintentionally-consumed shrooms) and it adds some layers to her personality and flaws. I never really cared for Caye up until this point and this series was the turning point when I started to like her.
I loved every minute of these mini-episodes. The actors do so well with the comedic timing, and the plot and situation are fun. You'll definitely spend pretty much the entire time laughing.